J Cook - Seven Letters Chords & Tabs
J Cook - Seven Letters Chords
i was lucky enough to see this song played by the original writer at the end of 2007. he
a local band in Melbourne named after this song and that band is still going now (and
playing this same song). i talked to him after his performance and he told me the song
written about a certain girl named Alice who he used to date. the song is fairly easy
if sung right sounds amazing. I've been trying to find where the original writer of this
went so to tab some of his other songs, but so far i am unable to find him anywhere.
Standard Tuning
intro
C G Am F
C G Am F
we were so happy in the end
C G Am F
then it all just left what happened
C G Am F
you looked at me with those crimson eyes
C G Am F
and you said " this has to end: why did it have to end
[ Tab from: https://www.guitartabs.cc/tabs/m/misc_unsigned_bands/j_cook_seven_letters_crd.html ]
C G Am F
you changed your mind and you changed your look
C G Am F
but i know deep down inside its still you
C G Am F
i loved you once and i know its true
C G Am F
but ill love you again just the way i should
G D Am F
there'll be sunshine after rain
G D Am F
there'll be laughter after extraordinary pain
G D Am F
if theres day after night
G D Am F
after wrong there always must be right
We would be forever,
at least that's the way it seemed.
You were once my "true love"
but only in my dreams.
I wish I knew what I did wrong;
I wish I could change the past.
I wish we were still "together"
so I could say our love did last.
there'll be sunshine after rain
there'll be laughter after extraordinary pain
if theres day after night
after wrong there always must be right
seven letters have never meant so much
a soul is what we shared
you just turned and walked away
you said I'm sorry I'm too scared
i know fate brought us together
but destiny ripped us apart
i know it wasn't meant to be
but it doesn't heal a broken heart
there'll be sunshine after rain
there'll be laughter after extraordinary pain
if theres day after night
after wrong there always must be right